#ai is a tool for hacks when you generate a prompt and act like that makes you a genius

[kimura-trap]

I got tired of Character AI getting so repetitive and slow with its prompts and story threads so i literally just wrote down an outline of how i would make the story better. In frustration, it got me to do my own fully original writing. Lmao

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How to use Chatgpt for Studying

Struggling with dense textbooks and endless Qbanks? You’re not alone. Many USMLE aspirants now turn to smarter tools like ChatGPT to simplify their prep. In this comprehensive guide on how to use ChatGPT to study for USMLE, you’ll discover how to transform this powerful AI into your daily tutor. Whether you're brushing up on biochem or decoding clinical cases, ChatGPT could be the secret weapon that makes the difference.

What is ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is an advanced AI developed by OpenAI, designed to understand and generate human-like text. Unlike traditional search engines or static websites, it can hold interactive conversations, break down complex topics, and act like a study partner who never gets tired. For medical students, especially those preparing for the USMLE Steps 1, 2 CK, and 3, this means real-time clarification, instant question generation, and concept reinforcement—on demand.

Why Use ChatGPT for USMLE Preparation?

Medical students and international graduates (FMGs) often face challenges like limited mentorship, resource overload, or difficulty understanding USMLE-specific content. Here’s where ChatGPT comes in:

✨ Key Benefits:

Instant Clarification: Stuck on nephrotic vs. nephritic syndrome? ChatGPT can break it down with analogies, diagrams, and examples.

Tailored Learning: It adapts to your level—whether you're just starting Step 1 or polishing Step 3 CCS cases.

Speed + Simplicity: Ask it to summarize, quiz you, or create visuals. It cuts through hours of reading.

Once you learn how to use ChatGPT for studying, you’ll find that it not only saves time but also builds deeper understanding through interactive dialogue.

Using ChatGPT for USMLE Step 1

Step 1 is foundational, testing your knowledge in subjects like physiology, biochemistry, pathology, microbiology, pharmacology, and more. It’s often viewed as the most intimidating phase. Here's how ChatGPT helps you power through:

🔍 Best Ways to Use ChatGPT for Step 1:

Explain Concepts Gradually: Prompt it with “Explain the citric acid cycle like I’m in high school,” and then follow up with, “Now explain it for USMLE level.”

Generate Mnemonics: Ask, “Create a mnemonic for cranial nerves and their functions,” and ChatGPT will return creative, memorable hooks.

Practice with Questions: Request, “Give me 10 high-yield MCQs on microbiology with detailed answers.”

Using ChatGPT for USMLE Step 2 CK

Step 2 CK emphasizes clinical reasoning and decision-making based on patient vignettes. It requires more than just recall—it tests how well you can apply knowledge in real-world scenarios.

🩺 ChatGPT Tips for Step 2 CK:

Simulate Cases: “Give me a patient case with HPI, vitals, and labs,” and then ask, “What’s the most likely diagnosis?”

Build Differentials: Provide symptoms and request a differential list. Follow with, “How do I rule each out?”

Clarify Diagnostic Steps: For topics like pulmonary embolism or diabetic ketoacidosis, ask for diagnostic workups in a flowchart format.

Example Prompt: “Simulate a 28-year-old female with RUQ pain. Include history, labs, imaging findings, and ask me to decide the next step.”

By repeatedly practicing this way, your reasoning becomes more structured, and vignettes stop feeling like puzzles.

Using ChatGPT for USMLE Step 3

Step 3 tests clinical management and your ability to prioritize care. It also includes CCS (Clinical Case Simulation) scenarios, which can be tough to practice without dedicated software.

💡 How to Use ChatGPT for Step 3:

Walk Through Full Cases: Prompt: “Walk me through a 15-minute CCS on DKA,” and follow its guidance while asking “Why?” at each step.

Treatment Algorithms: Use prompts like, “What’s the stepwise management of unstable angina?”

Prioritize Interventions: ChatGPT can help with decision-making questions: “Which is the most urgent next step?”

Pro Tip: Add a timer when running these cases with ChatGPT to simulate exam pressure.

ChatGPT Study Hacks: Smarter, Not Harder

Beyond the core prep, ChatGPT offers some game-changing hacks to accelerate your learning:

🚀 Proven Hacks:

Act Like a Professor: Prompt: “Pretend you’re a professor explaining cardiac physiology. Then quiz me.”

Flashcard Generator: Say, “Create 10 flashcards on renal pathology,” and get ready-to-use Q&As.

Condensed Notes: Use: “Summarize this First Aid page into 10 bullet points,” for fast revision sessions.

Interactive Recall: Try “Ask me 5 rapid-fire questions on antibiotics. Then explain what I got wrong.”

These tactics keep your mind active and make studying less passive and more engaged.

Limitations You Should Know

While ChatGPT is an incredibly useful companion, it isn’t a perfect replacement for all resources.

⚠️ Caution Points:

Outdated Info: Always verify answers using First Aid, UWorld, or official guidelines.

No Visuals (Yet): For now, it doesn’t show diagrams or histology slides—supplement with resources like Pathoma or Sketchy.

Exam Format: It won’t fully replicate the NBME or UWorld style unless you prompt it specifically.

So, think of ChatGPT as your tutor, not your test simulator.

Ethical Use for Medical Students

As future healthcare professionals, ethical usage is key:

✅ Use ChatGPT to enhance understanding, not bypass learning.

❌ Never use it during exams or assessments.

✅ Combine it with trusted resources and mentorship.

This helps build habits aligned with the values of medical professionalism.

Conclusion

Preparing for the USMLE can be overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. When you learn how to use ChatGPT for studying, you're unlocking a dynamic, personalized, and time-saving study tool. Whether you’re revising for Step 1’s foundational concepts, drilling clinical vignettes for Step 2 CK, or walking through emergency scenarios for Step 3, ChatGPT adapts to your needs.

Used ethically and strategically, ChatGPT isn’t just a chatbot—it becomes your daily tutor, quiz master, and study buddy. Add it to your prep toolkit, and watch your confidence—and scores—grow.  For more details visit https://usmlestrike.com/total-cost-of-usmle-journey/

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5 ChatGPT Hacks That You’ve Never Heard Of (But Need to Know)

Unlock the Full Power of AI with These Insider Tricks

If you’ve used ChatGPT for quick questions, writing help, or brainstorming, you’re just scratching the surface. Beyond the obvious features, ChatGPT hides a treasure trove of capabilities that most users have no idea exist — and they could seriously transform how you work, create, and learn.

Here are 5 powerful, under-the-radar ChatGPT hacks that you’ve probably never heard of — but absolutely need to try.

🔍 1. Use ChatGPT as a Custom Research Assistant (with Web Browsing)

The Hack: If you're a ChatGPT Plus user with web access enabled, you can assign it roles like “Investigative Journalist” or “Market Analyst” — and it’ll search the web in real time to give you fresh, relevant answers.

How to Use It:

markdown Act as a market analyst. Find me the latest trends in AI-powered fitness apps and cite your sources.

Why It’s Awesome: You’ll get up-to-date information, linked sources, and summaries — much faster than doing the legwork yourself.

Bonus: It’s great for comparing products, summarizing breaking news, or exploring new industries.

🧠 2. Create “Memory Personas” for Consistent Long-Term Conversations

The Hack: With ChatGPT’s memory feature, you can train the AI to remember your writing style, business details, preferences, or tone of voice — and it’ll carry that memory into every future conversation.

How to Use It:

Tell ChatGPT: “Remember that I’m a freelance UX designer who specializes in mobile apps.” From then on, you can say: “Write a pitch email” — and it’ll tailor it to your business.

Why It’s Awesome: No need to repeat your context in every chat. Great for freelancers, writers, marketers, or anyone using ChatGPT professionally.

Go to Settings > Personalization > Memory to enable it.

🧩 3. Turn ChatGPT Into a Dynamic Prompt Generator (Yes, Meta!)

The Hack: Let ChatGPT create highly optimized prompts for itself based on your goals. This sounds wild — but it works.

Prompt Example:

markdown I want to write a compelling LinkedIn post about AI ethics. Generate the most effective ChatGPT prompt I should use to get the best output.

Why It’s Awesome: You’ll get much sharper and more targeted responses — especially for complex tasks like scripting, data analysis, or creative writing.

It's like giving ChatGPT the keys to unlock its own hidden potential.

🧮 4. Use ChatGPT as a No-Code App Builder Brain

The Hack: Combine ChatGPT with tools like Zapier, Make.com, Bubble, or Airtable to build automation flows or even full-fledged no-code apps — guided entirely by the AI.

How to Use It:

markdown Create a workflow in Zapier that sends me an email when someone fills out my Typeform survey, then updates my Airtable CRM.

Why It’s Awesome: You’ll save hours of time setting up automations and connecting tools, without needing to touch a line of code.

Bonus: Ask it to generate app logic in Bubble or Glide — it’s shockingly good.

🛠️ 5. Use It to Debug or Refactor Your Own Prompts

The Hack: Stuck getting weak or repetitive answers? Ask ChatGPT to analyze and improve your own prompts.

Try This:

markdown Here’s a prompt I wrote: “Write a blog post about productivity.” How would you improve it to get more creative and engaging results?

Why It’s Awesome: ChatGPT can coach you to write better prompts, helping you become a power user who gets higher-quality outputs every time.

Advanced users even build prompt libraries or use it to optimize for SEO, tone, and audience segmentation.

Final Thoughts: Small Hacks, Massive Power

The real magic of ChatGPT happens when you stop treating it like a search engine — and start treating it like a collaborator, teacher, and toolsmith. These five hacks unlock capabilities that most users never tap into, giving you a massive edge in creativity, productivity, and problem-solving.

So the next time you open ChatGPT, don’t just ask it for answers. Challenge it. Train it. Let it level up your workflow in ways you never expected.

[overdrivels]

Legacy Code

It’s not uncommon for Sombra to get orders to break into an organization’s system or two. Some are easier than others, but that's a part of the fun. 

Throughout the past fifty or so years since it was popularized, cybersecurity practices now are arguably better than when it first became recognized as an industry. Most security controls are automated and controlled by AIs, limiting the number of human errors that could take place. (Layer 8* problems, if one were to be technical about it.)

That doesn’t mean, however, that it is without flaws. Security always will be as strong as its weakest link. You just have to know where to look. And Sombra has no issues peeking under the hood of these systems and exploiting their false sense of security. 

She wonders how long it'll take the administrative offices of Madrid to realize she's in, tapping away at their ledger server.

There's always the risk of getting caught by a security analyst or someone of the like. That, too, is a part of the fun. It then becomes a race to the bottom. How much information can she exfiltrate while evading active defenses against her exploits. 

She runs a hand through her hair as she single-handedly (literally) breaches the system, a triumphant grin on her face. Long passwords, biometric authentication, and multi-factor authentication is useless when the account owner adheres to neither controls. Not hard. 

But as the system's dialogue boxes appear on her screen, she has to pause. The text is blocky. White on black. It's not the colorful interfaces she's used to seeing. It looks more akin to a text RPG or command line prompt. A proprietary DOS system, then? 

Test command after test command goes into the system until it finally spits out the path of the code library she’s looking for. Navigating her way through (and downloading anything of interest she sees), she cracks open the library that holds the proverbial keys to the kingdom. 

Sombra cackles, the clacking of her nails on hardlight keys audible above her sarcastic laughter.  “What the hell is it written in? Fortran?”

She pauses to think before typing in a few test commands. On another screen, she throws up four windows, each with a search engine. Research soon covers that screen as she skins over the information. A potential exploit fills the screen of the hacked system with text. 

Disbelief grows with each line she reads.  

“No way.”

There’s a moment of breathtaking silence. Rereading the code’s syntax, she whispers, “¡Ay, dio’ mio! It is."

The chair springs upright again as she launches herself forward.

“Which Fortran is this? 90? Do I even have a compatible complier—?”

Sombra’s fingers jackhammer across her keyboard as she mutters incoherently to herself. Finding legacy code in her line of work is not uncommon. She’s seen Pascal and C before, a lot of SQL and Java.

But Fortran?

It’s beyond legacy. Old technology that has no right existing in this age so far removed from the days of computers that took up half a room and were given instructions manually by way of punch cards. It should be considered a dead language in the same way Latin is dead. To think this language is still in use over a hundred years after its initial creation, it’s insane.

"Whoever's maintaining this is probably ancient,” she mutters. 

This job takes longer than usual on the account of the language’s age. Sombra never thought she’d have to write anything in Fortran so close to the 22nd century. 

The system is thoroughly broken down into its most basic pieces, the source code--the backbone of the system--decompiled and stolen along with all the financial information about the administrative offices. Soon, Talon can threaten them with misconduct and bribe them with just the right amount. 

In the meantime, the code will continue to run with a few choice modifications. Modifications that would give her access at any time and send a record of all activity to a different host. If she feels so inclined, she might even create false trails to set up a scapegoat in case of discovery.

It's another job well done.

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*In the OSI model, there are Layers 1 to 7 which show how data is presented and communicated, basically. A Layer 8 problem (which doesn’t exist on the model) means it’s a user issue. The person is the problem. Also known as PEBCAK (Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard) or some variation of it.

I don’t honestly know how cybersecurity would be handled in 50 years. Currently, I’d say hackers have a distinct advantage over defenders because of accessibility. Hackers’ tools are, for the most part, free and available to the general public. To be a defender, you have to have a network to defend and the tools available as well as approval from management. If management says, “No, you are not buying a new firewall because the 10-year old one we have is good enough,” you’re shit out of luck. Whereas hackers usually have new tools coming out every other day to bypass your 10-year old firewall 800 ways to Sunday.

Not to say being a defender is hopeless or bad. There’s nothing more satisfying than catching someone in the act, laughing maniacally as you watch them run (figuratively) as you shut them out, and then you just watch them continuously bang against your defenses, wondering what the fuck just happened. But there’s also satisfaction in breaking into a network and not getting caught and telling the client, “Hey. I just stole about 10TB of data from your servers by exploiting your IT admin’s weak password which is ‘password123’. Might wanna change that.”

In 50 years, I expect things to be more automated but still retaining the same general weaknesses of being built on legacy systems that cannot be upgraded and that companies don’t want to pay for or move away from because it’s too risky.

I was inspired to write this after reading several news articles about how New Jersey’s unemployment system still runs on Fortran and they’re looking for developers. Fortran was developed back in the 1950′s. This language is 60 years old at this point.

[sporadicwinnersong]

Work it out: Jobs that will emerge over the next decade

Technology may take away some jobs, but will create a whole new suite as well

Each paradigmatic shift in the workspace has always been accompanied with a restive period in human history. In the early 19th century, as the first Industrial Revolution took root in the UK, and mechanisation came to replace the predominantly agrarian economy, a group of workers took to violent protests smashing machines that deprived them of their livelihood. Called the ‘Luddites’, they gave anti-mechanisation an identity that transcended centuries and came to be associated even with the likes of Ted Kaczynski, a Harvard math prodigy who parcelled 16 bombs to universities and airlines to halt the relentless march of technology in the 1970s and ’80s.

The second Industrial Revolution, in the late 19th century and early 20th century, ushered in an era of major breakthroughs like the assembly line and improved communication on one hand and unfettered capitalism, labour union strikes and rising unemployment, on the other. Its Janus-faced nature gave it the sobriquet The Gilded Age, after a novel by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner. The third phase that began in the 1950s was less violent but no less disruptive: It reduced manual labour, digitised manufacturing and, fuelled by rapid advances in computing power, changed ways in which information was generated, processed and shared.

Now, Industrial Revolution 4.0, propelled by artificial intelligence (AI), is upon us. AI will not just change traditional blue-collar jobs through new modes of manufacturing, but almost all professions, from law to insurance. “The change is paradigmatic because of its ubiquity, because it will require people to learn entire new skills and think about their working life in new ways, making lifelong learning and adaptability in a workplace crucial to success,” says Anne Lise Kjaer, futurist and the founder of Kjaer Global, a London-based trend management company.

Will this all-pervasive change make the job market even more fractious and rip more livelihoods? According to the World Economic Forum’s The Future of Jobs report, by 2020, about 5 million jobs will be lost across 15 major developed and emerging economies. However, while a number of jobs built around repetition, predictability and routine will be obsolete, many new jobs that involve complex problem-solving situations, critical thinking and creativity will be on the rise. For a banker, it might mean the ability to know instantly what a customer needs, for a teacher, it would be a transformation from being a provider of knowledge to facilitator.

An analysis by Cognizant Technology Solution’s Center for the Future of Work (CFW) believes that almost 21 million jobs will be created over the next 10 to 15 years, triggering a wave of mass employment. “Machines can do more, but there is always more to do that almost always needs humans. Can a machine create itself, market itself, sell itself or fix itself? Machines are tools, and tools need to be used by people. The future of work will be hybrid and based on how well companies are able to blend the abilities of humans and machines,” says Manish Bahl, senior director, CFW. Adds Kjaer: “Technology will actually democratise opportunity. When the new 5G network is implemented and the next billion goes online, opportunity will be in the hands of everyone with a good idea. It’ll be the age of betapreneurs, entrepreneurs who, enabled by technology, can rapidly test and scale ideas, and bring them to market.”

I poke to a few experts to find out a suite of new jobs that’ll emerge over the next decade: 

Data detective/data broker: In the age of hyperconnectivity, about 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are generated per day. In fact, 90 percent of all data was generated just over the past two years. As you read this, Google has been conducting 3,877,140 searches per minute. Domo, a cloud-based business operating firm based in the US, estimates that by 2020, about 1.7 MB of data will be created per second for every person on earth. How do you make sense of such a deluge of data? Picture American mathematician John Nash (played by Russell Crowe) in A Beautiful Mind, cracking codes for the US secret service by mapping a few relevant numbers from walls of data around him. In the universe of mere mortals, a data detective will glean the pattern, analyse customer preferences and fine-tune many times over what we now call predictive analysis. Besides, with corporations now mandated to consider consumer data as sovereign, data brokers, or individuals who can execute data trades on behalf of clients and track new ways of maximising a client’s return on data, will be in demand.

Man-machine collaborator: Fighting the narrative of a machine-dominated workspace of the future is a role that blends mechanical precision with the emotive human touch. Robots aren’t going to take all your jobs simply because they can’t; the future of work will be about human beings putting robots to good use. Who, for instance, will build a robot, write the algorithm for it to perform its task, or fix it when it’s broken? As Bahl of CFW says, “The key task for this role is to develop an interaction system through which humans and machines mutually communicate their capabilities, goals and intentions.”

In January, Amazon launched its cashier-less grocery stores—Amazon Go—where customers can just walk in, shop and leave; the charges would automatically be deducted from their accounts. If the experiment works out, it will mean the end of the road for cashiers, but will open new avenues for a host of jobs, like tagging, manufacturing tracking equipment, writing software codes, etc, to look after a new set of problems that this machine-based ecosystem is likely to throw up. Says Chakraborty of TeamLease: “What technology is going to do in future is act as an enabler for our economies to become more productive. Instead of resisting it, time should be spent in planning and preparing the skillsets.”

Fitness counsellor: There is no other way of saying it: Urban Indians are getting fatter by the day. According to the World Obesity Foundation, about 5 percent of Indian adults will be obese by 2025, up from 3.7 percent in 2014. While latest fads like digital fitness trackers may help, nothing can replicate that human push to motivate a nation of slackers. A remote fitness counsellor will provide one-on-one daily, weekly and bi-weekly coaching and counselling sessions based on the data generated by their wearable smart bands. The role could also transcend personal spaces and move to offices with wellbeing coordinators, who can harvest employee data from wearables and other sensors and create a sustainable and healthy work environment.

 Digital tailor: CFW reckons that about 40 percent of clothes ordered over the internet are returned due to size issues. Even as ecommerce continues to boom over the next several years or so, and retailers toy with the customer-friendly return policies, how about eliminating the size worry altogether? A digital tailor will work with their customers at their homes or offices, where they will set up a cubicle on the go. They will, then, walk the customers through the measurement process, capture the numbers with next-gen technology and upload them on a central cloud-based ordering system. In a job that combines aesthetics and sales acumen, they will also offer value-added services and recommendations about cloths, cuts and other fashion trends, and help customers with the final fitting once the clothes are delivered. 

Cyber security specialist: As top business organisations move to digital and cloud-based systems, how prepared are they to ward off cyberattacks? If EY’s Global Information Security Survey 2016-17 (India report) is anything to go by, they are still far from it. The survey of 1,735 CXOs, of whom 124 were from India, reveals that 75 percent of board members and C-suites in India lack confidence in their level of cybersecurity. The numbers are telling, as is a recent announcement by CERT-In that says over 2,200 Indian websites, 114 among them government portals, were hacked between April 2017 and January 2018. Which means there is a yawning gap between cybersecurity as it is, and how it should be over the next decade. “This demand-supply gap makes it a professional opportunity waiting to explode in the next several years. Over that period, a cybersecurity specialist will be what a software engineer was in the past few decades,” says Rituparna Chakraborty, co-founder and executive vice president, TeamLease, a leading HR services firm. Her statement is corroborated by figures from the International Data Corporation, which estimates that, by 2020, businesses worldwide are estimated to spend $101.6 billion on cybersecurity, a 38 percent rise from 2016. 

Walker/talker: Need to talk? How unsettling is it to do it with your machine? One of the perils of a machine-dominated era is a loss of personal touch. Like obesity, loneliness, too, is slowly becoming an epidemic. This is especially true for elderly people who, with families living across continents and ways of life changing faster than they can grasp, go through forced isolation. This is where a walker/talker comes in, to listen, to respond, prompt conversation and engage them with companionship. Just like Uber connects drivers and passengers, new-age walker/talker companies will match conversational companions and seniors, helping them overcome mental seclusion. Key skills needed? The ability to talk, listen and empathise. As a faux advertisement of a walker/talker firm put out by the CFW reads: “Our ‘Two Ears-One Mouth’ (2E1M) philosophy allows our customers to enjoy engaging in the world again and to break the curse of isolation.”  

#MohnishAhluwaliaNotes

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War Robots hack tool

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